Economic Indicators

Vietnam's National Assembly has ratified a Pacific Rim trade pact abandoned by U.S. President Donald Trump.

Twenty-plus years after North Korean leader Kim Jong Il almost bargained nuclear weapons away for a pair of nuclear reactors, his son Kim Jong Un still has a nation plagued by chronic blackouts.

Facing closely contested election races in Florida and Arizona, President Donald Trump is spreading misleading rhetoric regarding voting fraud.

Asian markets were mostly higher on Monday ahead of key economic data, such as industrial production figures from China and Japan later in the week.

Momentum seems to be growing among major oil producers to reduce output in an effort to end a slump in prices.

In three years, the Uber Eats restaurant food delivery service has grown from an experiment to serving much of the U.S. and major cities worldwide.

Lu Yushan, a retired salesman, has advice for investors in China's slumping stock market: Sell.

The median value of a home is about $220,000.

Fresh off the GOP's loss of the House, President Donald Trump is fudging the success of a "booming" economy and overstating the impact of his campaigning on the midterm elections.

French authorities have seized a Ryanair plane and forced 149 passengers to disembark because of a dispute over subsidies to the Irish airline.

A major Hawaii printer is closing its commercial printing business and laying off 93 people in part because of tariffs the U.S. slapped on imports of Chinese paper.

The Federal Reserve says it will begin issuing a new report assessing the stability of the U.S. financial system.

___ Democrats eye Trump's tax returns but expect a long fight WASHINGTON (AP) — Getting President Donald Trump's tax returns is high on the list of Democratic priorities now that they have won the House.

Norway's foreign minister says the country will suspend issuing new licenses to export defense-related equipment to Saudi Arabia.

U.S. stocks are falling Friday as technology and internet companies take steep losses.

U.S. stocks fell Friday as a combination of weak economic data from China and disappointing earnings hurt technology and internet companies.

Dividends and buybacks may get a boost thanks to recalibrating the tests.

The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local): 9:35 a.m.

The world’s largest demographic will drive a big banking and consumer boom cycle.

U.S. wholesale prices rose by the most in six years last month, led higher by more expensive gas, food, and chemicals.